- Bronze
- Hartford Green
- Natural Clay
- White
- Black
- Sandstone
- Mill Aluminum
Clear Anodized, Dark Bronze Anodized, custom color matches, and flouropolymer finishes are available for an additional charge.
Copper, Stainless Steel, and simulated Lead coated Copper cladding options are available for an additional charge.
Actual colors may vary. Color chips are available upon request.
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Solar Thermal
Solar Thermal Solutions by Solar Innovations, Inc.
Solar Innovations, Inc. is proudly expanding our renewable energy program to include solar thermal solutions. Solar Innovations, Inc. works with you from start to finish to properly design and install a solar thermal system right for your application. Whether you are interested in solar hot water, solar space heating, solar pool heating, or some specific solar thermal application we can assist you from idea inception to completion.
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Solar products are a great solution to many concerns. Energy usage and ever increasing utility rates ranks high on the list. Solar thermal solutions tend to produce a high amount of power per square foot of space in comparison to other renewable technologies. Solar Innovations, Inc. works directly with top notch product manufacturers to supply you with a system that will last the expected lifetime.
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Above you will find a diagram of a typical Solar Thermal Hot Water installation that would be best fit to a residential application. The solar thermal collectors/panels are mounted on the roof of the structure. The closed loop lines run to a pumping station which circulates the heated liquid through the collectors and heat exchangers in the storage tank. The heated liquid transfers the heat into the water by use of the internal heat exchangers in the tank. The tank is tied into the existing hot water system, or installed as a stand alone system to provide water to the whole house.
To better understand the power of solar thermal, consider this fact; the power of the sun in one square foot of space over the course of the year is roughly equivalent to 2.5 gallons of oil.